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  • Montreal’s uncertain mega-project opens window for Halifax, Saint John
  • Aggressive trans-Pac blank sailings likely through Lunar New Year amid freight downturn: sources
  • Inland23: Industry not holding its breath for immediate freight recovery
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Montreal’s uncertain mega-project opens window for Halifax, Saint John

Halifax and Saint John are expanding their container terminals as Class I railroads see an opportunity to serve major inland destinations from the Eastern Canadian ports.

Aggressive trans-Pac blank sailings likely through Lunar New Year amid freight downturn: sources

For importers and forwarders, the blank sailings mean the resulting schedule disruptions and “rolling” of cargo they are already experiencing at Asian load ports will force them to book more of their cargo with carriers they can count on to maintain schedule integrity.

Inland23: Industry not holding its breath for immediate freight recovery

A muted peak and post-peak season for imports and intermodal activity has shippers and service providers eyeing a freight rebound no earlier than late 2024.

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